Market is always random when you are leveraging and deal with the noise in short term.are you referring to Random Walk Theory?
Market is always random when you are leveraging and deal with the noise in short term.are you referring to Random Walk Theory?
Market is always random when you are leveraging and deal with the noise in short term.
If you can derive a PROFITABLE strategy from randomness behaviour then you should go for it.Are you implying that a trading strategy should be derived from the randomness behaviour or exploiting the randomness behaviour?
A Non-Random Walk Down Wall Street, presents a number of tests and studies that reportedly support the view that there are trends in the stock market and that the stock market is somewhat predictable.If you can derive a PROFITABLE strategy from randomness behaviour then you should go for it.
A Non-Random Walk Down Wall Street, presents a number of tests and studies that reportedly support the view that there are trends in the stock market and that the stock market is somewhat predictable.
If you can derive a PROFITABLE strategy from randomness behaviour then you should go for it.
Reading from your posts, I understood that one could be profitable with both approaches (believing that the market is random and believing that the market is non-random).
I would like to know what you believe, is the market random or non-random?

To be perfectly fair, there are both random and non-random aspects in the financial markets. Stocks sometimes trend and react well to patterns or indicators. Stocks sometimes trade choppy and ignore pattern setups or indicator signals. It is the job of the trader to differentiate, traders must also be able to adapt to ever-changing conditions.Reading from your posts, I understood that one could be profitable with both approaches (believing that the market is random and believing that the market is non-random).
I would like to know what you believe, is the market random or non-random?
I though you already have the answer ?![]()